Credit Crunch
# credit-crunch - Tuesday 13 November, 2012
What have the words GIF and omnishambles got in common?
They’ve both been picked as words of the year by Oxford University Press, that’s what.
# credit-crunch - Monday 16 July, 2012
Even the amount of counterfeit euro notes is falling
When times are tough, even the people printing fake euros won’t keep up the liquidity supply.
# credit-crunch - Wednesday 15 February, 2012
Eurozone economy shrinks for first time since 2009
Data published by the EU’s statistics body shows that the European economy shrank by 0.3 per cent in Q4 of 2011.
# credit-crunch - Monday 16 January, 2012
Back with a bang: ECB bought €3.77 billion of bonds last week
After slowly winding down its programme of hoovering up eurozone debt, the ECB was called back into action in a big way.
# credit-crunch - Wednesday 4 January, 2012
European banks borrow from ECB – and then lodge the cash with the ECB again
Overnight deposits at the ECB jumped by €65bn on Monday – potentially undermining ECB efforts to get money moving again.
# credit-crunch - Thursday 1 December, 2011
Markets regain confidence after world banks’ move
Asian stocks and shares rose overnight, in a sign that markets are welcoming yesterdays intervention by six central banks.
# credit-crunch - Saturday 10 September, 2011
Hard times: Sales in Dáil bars fell during 2009
Just as the economy began to bite, sales in the Dáil bar fell by just under 10 per cent. Not much Bass sold either…
# credit-crunch - Monday 22 August, 2011
US Fed gave Irish banks €8bn in emergency loans
Data compiled by Bloomberg shows that Ireland’s banks got emergency loans from the US while being capitalised back home.
# credit-crunch - Sunday 21 August, 2011
Gender pay gap got wider during downturn – official report
New data from the Central Statistics Office show that the gap between pay for men and women widened in 2009.
# credit-crunch - Monday 23 May, 2011
Loan approval rates nearly halved in three years – CSO
90 per cent of all business loan applications were approved in 2007, but only 50 per cent were given the thumbs-up by 2010.
# credit-crunch - Thursday 28 April, 2011
Jobs at the IFSC on the up after a three year slump
Good news on the jobs front as the numbers employed in Dublin financial centre creep back towards a 2007 peak.
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